Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

WHO Really was the first successful Pole climber COOK OR PEARY ? To this question mu111ch doubt is attached. but when it cones to the question as te the best estab11)ishe!n t at which to shop. there is no douL)t but that Is The Place. Our handsome Fall Stock is now being displayed and no on. should fail to see! it whether for pleasure or profit. Both Mrs. Muldrow and Mrs Elliott of our Making Department have returned from their style study ing visit to New York and they will tell you if you should wear the Artichoke. Raisin, Pium. Calves Liver. Stone Green, Amethyst, Mustard, Copper Acheien es. Catawba or Canel-Brown Shade. In our enlarged READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT The new Coat Dresses and Jersey-Top Trotteau Suits have already proven their popularity on account of their gracefnl lines and perfect tit. and nothing is allowed to go out of this Department which doesn't reflect credit upon the entire store. Another shipment of those much talked of Capes are expected to arrive this w, k. They are shown in eight colorings and Black. Our House Furnishings Such as Table Lipens, Towels. Art Draperies. Win dow Hangings in Cathedral effects. Sheetings, Sheets. Pillow Cases. Blankets. Whitez Marseilles Spreads, Down Quilts, Carpets, Mattings, Rugs. Portiers, Tapestry Table Covers, Toilet Soaps and Perfuneries are suggestive more of high quality than low price. Quality in these iines has always been our Motto. and we see to it that the quality is good. Some time ago we discovered a cure for dissatisfac tion among users of Shoes and Hosierv. You can get a free prescription by mail from our Shoe Department. or better still, call in person at Manning Hardware Co Established in 1897. Each year finds us stronger and better equipped to serve you. The fol lowing Lines com prise our Stock: Guns, Ammunition, Sporting Goods, -~Pocket and Table Cutlery. Paints and Oils, Varnish and Stains. Pain~t Brushes. Sheet Iron, Sheet Tin, . Nails, & Hardware, Tinware, Tinware. Woodenware, Buggy and Wagon Material. Pumps and Piping. Mill Supplies. Farming Imnplements. Etc. Yours for business. T0M IIlDVIE COMPANY In theFight.' The decks are cleared for action:. I mnf no0w in the race for cash trade, and I have a splendid stock of ever-hIing. needed on the farm or in the household. I cordialiv invite an inspectitm of my stock of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Notions, Shoes, Hats, Clothing, Crockery, Tin, Wooden and Hardware. GR OCERIES of all kinds and in large 1UluantilieS. Come to my store, price myi goods, examine the <luality. and if not as chear as the cheapest, then don't but from me. Ihave made special arrangements to do a lairge cash trade this season, and I fully realize that I :niust, to do business. meet sharp competition. This I have prepared foiir. I want your trade Yours, etc.. BR A. OHNSONJ HOME MISSIONS, \I \NNIN(G AI:X1,IARIY The -ldie:, I.: the. '!arendon county ilo.ptat! A.=,icationl to promnott- a orthy ejee.tl *.ha- :e~t 1azaar in the ,Id cour: hou-e on the lorin. after 'v'onn of: eNnnt .\oven;.b-r leith 2::,.. aI wh ic i. - 0. p':re y nd us .-i ol. "tI i-r.hnen,, .Ir b.- trve all :ay at r.-a-oahie-o I? I.; hop-d that hte prj-etviil be Wei! patronizi-d a he procee.v:s --io .4) the, hosvapitl und. lado-. wno us~iv,- alreadly promii - ari le or the l xvta ill lea'Se' e-i t:n in by, November 2rad to the .om of\Mr. ('. i. Geiiger. where ihei triie'.c. ' will be ins-e. t-tsc :i alued by i .om:nit:..e be ore :wv are arramntgedl tor s ttepa-d-iu~d Laie. and1 Centleenl any where who L:id thin- adve.ti..-:ment willi do a m vork by e at;% don ation of ma --rial or :oe. and wi!! rertainly giv ncouragemnent to tho- whso are work ng so earne..tlv for a ho-pital n, Clar ,ndton cnt V. A Card. Thi i tcertify that as drt.ir ' re author-ized t,- r'-fund your money i. flev Honev and Tar fail. to c'ire your Iou' or cold It .:10e- the rougi. heals he luni-, antd revents ser-ios result" rom a cold. pirevent- pne 'onia and onsut:nptionl. Cnttir., o oi-ates. The z.-nuine is in a elow packa:.:e. i'efu se ub-s: itu te-.. WN. h. . ri wn: Co Mhe Colored State Fair Opens at Batesburg Monday. November 8. and Conticues Until Saturday, Novembcr 13. Ileduced :aze. have been granted . .!Il i M or. tant i ':ts Ei Souh 'r siina. :.nd nfrom Char lotte. N. C.. Sd :canna ::nd .\:u1ta. (eorgia, to the Negro State Fair which ni in Bates r- on the fa-r roiund- of the whiite ir,-soiaion at hat p'lace. No% em er %. Tt.e outlook this year i- for a ircat fair. About -) has. been aid 1 vtide for payment on prmum. The :('oorvl people wh1o ted the Fair will ave the privi ege of stoppin:: oVer in I A\UOuta ad Co unbia. cornin antid go n-z Baenbr~risonly thirty ile rom Columibi: on t he -Suthera railway. d abotut for mn.!es from Augusta. rhe traiti service bet:ween, A.l;usta and olumibia i. all that could be desired. 'lored -t-ople who are corngi to the Fair should write iRev E. W. Bowen >f llatesburg. S C , C'iairman of the ommittee of Iutertainment. IliAuRu CA.inoLL. Presid-ent. Z. E. WALKI:I:. Superintendent. A. IlonuTso.x. Secretary. Young Girls Are Victims. > headache. as well as older women, ut -ll get quick relief and prompt cure rom Dr. King-s New Life Pils,. the world's best remedy for sick and ner =ous headache". They make pure blood, xd strong nerves and build up your .ealth Try them,. !5c at al! druists. k Great Feature of th: South CarolnlA StULte Fair at Columbia Will be the Visit of President Taf:. The Atlantic Coast Line announces! t-ery low round trip rates from all points South Carolina to cover the above tcasions, tickets to N, on sale October I to November 6 inelusive, with re urn limit to leave Columbia up to anid n:luding. but unt later than midnight f November S. 1909. Tickets~ will in -ude admuission to the Fair and trans portatioa :o and from Fair Grounds onj ocal trains of the .A. C. L.. which wil rake frequent trips. Saturday. November 6,. will be Taft Da, when the President will meet and riress the neople at the Fair Grounds mad review 'the'.lilitary and Civic Pa-1 -ade. Inquire of Hi. I). Clarke. a::ent. .\an-I -,ing. S. C*., or any agent of the Atlantici .ast Line. for information as to rates, ~euler. and tickets. W. JI. CnMuu. T. C. Wnm.TI Pass . Tram.-.e r. Ge-n., Pa. -Aet WVilnmng-on, N. c. Kills Her Foe of 20 Years. "The :rost muerci'es enemns I hand for f Ilavnem--viile. .\l-.. "was lh.'-pei-a- I .utered intensely af ter eating or drink g and could scarcely sleep. After xanv remedies. had failea and several loctors grave me up. I tried F.!ectrie itters, which curi-d me complmeetely. Now I can. e::t anything. I am ~0 yearS ld and am oserjoyed to get my healith Ld strength back again.' For Indities ion. Los-.of Appetit. Ki dney Trouble. ame ic. Femnale C cmplaints, its un qutald. Only .A0c at all druggists. His Knitting Work. . :. t Alvira Fifer was what her . !.hors calied a "cegular drirer.* , ~dof untiring energy and un ;: streni~ch herself. she mnade lit :,ullowance for idileness on the part . any onc. and she decla'red that she :ud "put up with a mean man e-asier than with a lazy one." Aunt Alvira's husband. Uncle Ethan,. was asmall. wirzened. weak looking man. whom Aunt Alvira declared to be -mighty wiry. if he did loole so irpindlin'." One day a sunmmer boarder who hanced to be staying at a farmhouse near the Fifer homecstead wandered oer to the little brown farmnhous~e and sat down for a chat with Aunt Alvira. The visitor took note of the enormous quantity of stove wood piled up in the backyard and overflowing from the reat woodshed. The whole yard was srewn with it. The caller estimated that there were not less than twenty ae cords. "What an cnormous quantity of od you have"' be said to Aunt F'lier. "Ys. there Is considerable." she re pled. -1 cal'late on sellin' most d' it in the fall." "Who cut ItF' "Oh. Ethan did It as sort o' knittin' work. I think it's a good t~In:: for a man to have somec kind o' knittin' work to do when he's restini'. and that wood pile has been Ethan's kntdh worr."-Youths Companion. A Scalded Boy's Shrieks orrfied hi-. grandmttother. Mtlr-. Maria 'avior. of Neoo. Ky., who writeN that. .uen :thi thought he would die. Ikuck .'u- Arnica Salve wholly .-ured himn. infailabe for lBurnN. .i-a~ds. ('ut-. ors. Wounds. iruises. t'ur~e Fever -res. Foll. Skin i-'.uptei .. ('hi!Llaini.. happed llands. .S."n routs l 'ile-.. :1.~e it all dru:::ists. The "Macaroni." The "macaronui" were exquisites or fops who in Engiand and France led the fashions fromn 17S0 to 178"> and were distinguished by an immense knot of artificial hair worn on the top of their heads. A small cocked hat which perched ridiculously on their topknot, satin or brocade Coats and smll clothes fitting tightly to the body and silk stockings with rib~bon garters composed the costume of these rash. lonable gentlemen. who invariably car ried a long walking stick with tassels attached and frequently a bouquet tied t the handle anrd encourauged au mine g anid aiffected gait andi manner. Thre was during the wvar for lnde pedne:a body of Maryland soldiers who on account of theIr showy uni iined I.. rub theee laat niuomnei cease to use them. Al.o it is tihue to give yi. ur eyes a rest when you be co:me sensible of an: effort to distin uish. Cold water is about the safest aIpp1leation for Inflamed eyes. Never sleep so that on awakening the eyes shall open on the light of a window. Never read or sew directly In tront of the light of a window. the boetter light laeing that that comes from above or olilbine!y or over the left shoulder. Too much light is an evil. just as Is scant li-ht. It creates a glare that pains and confuses the sight. The Old Style. No, th!L4 Is not iFsieranto: Koor. oontaw thez yelauoo sandz And th.n taak handz: Koortid nwen e-oo haar and ktst T1..- wayd aarz hwibt. Nor is 't the swn;g of aI boy scout who is imiating th.- be!!ow of the hedge hog and at the same time whistling between his teeth. No: it Is Shake seare's lyrie. "Come unto these yellow sands." etc.. as rewrittf a after the Elizabiethan style.-London Globe. Reproved. The Young Doctor-Just think; six of my patients recovered this week. The Old Doctor-It's your own fault. my I--y. You spend too much time at the club.-New York Life. Enjoyment stops where indolene- be :tins.- Poliock. A Religions Author's Statement. I:.ev. Jloseph II. Fe'pe rmanl. Salisbury, N. *. who is the aut.hor of several book-. writ,,: *i'or several years T XI. amficted with kidney trouble and la-ut winter I wa uddenly stricken with a severe pain in my kidneys and w:s L-ontined to bed eighit days unable to gi t :p without assistance. Nly urine con tained a thick white -ediment and I passed name frequently day and night. I eonmenced taking Fo!ey's Kidnev emedy, and the pain gradudlly abated nd finally c'ased and my urine became rmia!. I cheerfutly recommend Fol y's Kiidney ltemedy." V. F-. Brown & village Gossip. "Is Squire Whetstone considerate of dumb animals?" "I don't know how be treats 'em." answered Si Simling. "but he certain ly speaks mighty kind of 'em when he's engineerin' a boss trade.'-Wash ington Star. Hilarious. Clarence-I'm going to ask old Var sour for his daughters hand. What's a good way to begin? Algy-Oh, sprin: a few other jokes on him first and see how be takes them!-Exchange. Despotism may govern without faith. but liberty cannot.-De Tocqueville. CASTORIA Fer Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the ignature of . Just siuits Him. Frieud-Why do you encourage these woman's suffraige meetings? Surely you don't apprcve of them. Busband -A pprove? With all my heart! I can come homne as late as I lIke now with out finding my wtfe at homne to asik questios.-Fliegende Blatter. He Knew. Mrs.-Oh. Jack: Dolly told me the most exciting secret. and made me swear never to tell a lving soul: Mr. Well, hurry up with it. I'm late to the office now.-Cieveland Leader. The care of the health of the people is the first duty of statesmen.-Dis rnell Nature's Warning, ranning People Must Recognize and Mleed it. Kinyills come quietly-mysteri Noie the kidney secretions. See if the color is unhealhby I f there are se:tiings and sediment. Passages frequent, scan ty. tainful. It's time then to use Dunan's Kidney illk. To warsi o:T li'ight's disease or dlia >ete's. D)oan's have done great work in .\an tag. C. L. Mcrev.en. S. Church St... Man ing, S. C'.. says: "'Doa's Kidney P'ills roved t. be the bes: kidney remedy I vr used. Mvr kidnevs were weak for omie time and too frequent ;>ass::es of he secretion, causedl m: -o arise often uring the ::igh:. I suz:ered severe1ly rom backacThis and pains throu::h my oins and~ at times I was 5so lame that I ould not stoop or lift. I tinally read about Deoar:'s ine Pls and procured hem. Since usin:: thmis remedy. the yackac-he has disappeared. the lame ess has vanished and I do not have to rise at night. I bighly recommend Joan's Kilne'y P'ills a:. every opportun iiv." For sale by all dealers. Price 50) cents. oster-\ilburn C'o.. Biuttalo. New York. i!e agents for the U'nited States. hI~eember the namne-Doan's-and k-- nio other. For Sale. .\l farm.:.t Jordan of 60acres..'t) of tnow very fertil~e inelosed unto woven ie fence, a nice home, will exchange for prope-rty in Mannin;:. Also an ex tra nice pair of mares w~ell breO. not f-aid of cteim or auttDobiles, br'.d by n.self. work single or double, with or withouit eve w~ikers. quality .such as to ake them valuable. 5" and e years old. Ii. L. Wui~SON. M. D)., .lJrdn. S. C. Wioodmeni of the~ Woirk!d. .\!'e':s on fourth Nuoday~ nights at \'isiting .Soverei::ns in.vited. E - -t '.mim iss:-::e' int:rna i:.-venu~e. APF:Rs & WalGHT. ATr'ottNE:v- AT LAw. w\',HI!tNGTrON. I'. ('. FOLEYMIORETATAR for chuldren.- aafe, sue. No opgates Dr. King's New Life Pills The best in the world. Cures Biliousness, Sick Headache, Sour Stom ach, Torpid Liver and Chronic Constipa1;en. I Pleasant to taRe Tax Notice. The 1boks for the coletio-n of :Lxi., wili open tpn a ::-b- 25 6i - ad rnan open unti! Mar.-h 15th. wtte tax .- il!,-: vounIy tax iill-: f'on-tituio:t! Sebl2O tax : all!: Coart Hiiose Hond tax 1 Iil : ounty Bond tax - mil!: for back 1in Siweial tax. School 1,ist rict 5o. 1. 3 jillis. Special *:ax. School )i-trie: No. 2. mzi!!-. S w ialI tax. Schiool i-tr* ruill-. $pei.t tax. School 1);-t riet N 5. raillk. -vwial tax. Schiool Di.? riet No. 7. maill'. ~%Sej t ax. Schooll i ' rict N o.19 Sieial tax, I ieboolNoP. 1 i iil . -; -ch:1 tax. Schvol ; rir () 4 ills. Special tax. School District N0. '5. ill s. Speciai tax. School o. I mIIilIls. Sl e ~t nx. cholDistrict NXo. :7. Dis rIct N . .. Special tax. School Dist rict No. 1. Spret ii i tax. Scha'ol I )ist rict No. !I9. miulls tc.LX. SVool District No. 17. IIItic No " s..4 spei:-I ~tx SCllo!Dist; rict -No. 15. mIs. Spechil tax. School istrict No. 1. umullIs. Special tax. Sch100oo Dirtrict N o. 21. Special tax. School District No. 2. mills. Special tax. School Di!.trict No. 24. Special tax. Sclool District No. 23. wills. Specia I t ax. School D i:-tric t No. 2. .. Special taX. School D~istraict -No. 2,4 mills. Speeciai tax. School D)istrict No. 22. mills. -- Special tax. School Dist rict No. :.I mils. ' Coimutaxtio Rol tax ico. 23 . Lm . WELLS. County Treasurer. YOUR HOUSE. 'hn if ire cormes yo w:!! be aved inny a worry and MANY A DOLLAR.I n this age of the world wh aen the pro ection of a goodi Fine Insuranice Pi'cy ost, so ilttle. arid the risk of fire is so rt.it is sm1ipl poor bus:., to o" omsurec. E. C. HORTON. Managzer. Manningj. S. C. tawu'r... ~l)l I. . ...... .). .0 otlP roeto eoio 1:'.0 dn af .1 START YOUR BOY ? na:r the rim.iht way. Good habits ict led and a the yo)uth wxill hear good fruit app; batt ' afer years. Whether i: he the smalai day her, ec::nt of th.e bor or iia iess amccoutt 0 he f the man :hat is entruted1 to s we ::ra: G an :.:urantreed pe.rfect sa -faction oaf ( EAL ESTATE A6ENTS. F( MANNING. 5. C Sho(ulId vo deire to) soll or )i7r7cs rea:l )')pprty let us or you Fair dealingzs assuretd. RENTS COLLECTED. .1.. .\ COLE . Phor. No~. MIA NN ING. . . JHi. LEMESNE. ATTc0i:NmY .'. IA. .\A.NNING. S. C. . v .n ;is . .: .s[ . I n:1'. -: . ..\NNING. S.C. FOLESHOIRFTAR FR Stops Lameness Much of the <bronic lariencss in herse ..s i. one."cct. t See tim -r se is not al- a lowed ti j nlame. ei p Sloan's inimet .), hand :-nd appv at the nrs: s:gn et s:nss. Its wonderfully penctrating - goes right to the spot - relieves the C sore.ess.- imbers up thc joints and makes thc musclcs elastic and pliant. Here's the Proof. Mr. G. T. Roberts of Resac2. Ga.. H R.F.D. No. :. Box .3.wrie: - I have used vovr 1.iniment on a hors for swee. nocv and effected a thorough cure. I a! so removed a spa-in n a mule. This spavin was as .-- as a ;;uinea egg. In mye-imaion the k-st remedy for lame ness and sorenen is Sloan's Liniment Mr. H. M.Gibbs.of Lawrence, Kans.. 4 R.F.D. No. 3. writes:-- Ycur Lini ment is the best that I have ever used. 2 I had a mare with an abscess on her neck and one 5cc. bottle of Sloan's Liniment . entirely cured her. I keep it around at the time for galls and small swellings and for everything about the stock." Sloan's Liniment will kill a spavin, curb or splint, re duce wind puffs and swollen joints, and is a sure and speedy remedy for fistula, sweeney, founder and thrush. Pricc 50c. and $1.00 Soan'. b...k on - Dr. Earl S. Sloan, Bestt-", XmL, U. S. A. Can't Work When you feel that you can hardly drag through your daily work, and are tired, discouraged and miserable, take Cardui, the woman's tonic. Cardui is prepared for the purpose of helping women to regain their strength and health. Not by doping with strong drugs, but by the gentle, tonic action, of as pure vegetable herbs. GCARDUII The Woman's Tonic Mrs. L N. Nicholson, of Shook, Mo., writes: "Before I began to take Cardui, I was unable to do any work. I have taken 5 bottles and have improved very much I can do the most afmy housework now. "I can't say too much for Cardui, it has-done so much for me." Your druggist sells Car duii. Get a bottle today. WANTED!+ The Buckere Cotton Seed Oil Company of Augusta. (Ga-., is epresented in] Manning by Mr. . M. Burgess. and le' solicitaj from those having cotton seedi o sell, an opportunity to bid on ame. He is prepared to buy in ay quantity, any timle, at any lace. THE BUCKEYE otton Seed Oil C. AUGUSTA. GA. J. S. BELL, ENERAL MACHINIST. ' Sanitary Plumubin::. 'teat Fiiittin f anid Automiobi'le Repairing. A Specialty. P gent for Maxwell Automobiles. Youa will findl me at tuy --hop) evr dLay, anid to .serv.- you will be apla re -All my work guaran:teed. W H EN YOU C'Oal TO TOW N (XA LI. A'l IAIELLS' wbcr i:t.- up ws:Itb in *e 'n the. enrufort (.f ii ilAlit CUT.W IN A 1.1. STY I.ES. S H AVIN PAM'N SHnewOt n,-t4eaa J. L.w 81..8. S . T' Cicanses the system thoroughly and clears . sailow complexions gi - pimurles and blotches. ktver fut yrp . is guaranteed W. E BROWN & (1. VHEN LIFE ENDS Yo-uizr Micornae Ceases. \XWIFE ANI) (ClII)REN WILL THEN NEE) HELP MUCH MORE THAN THEY DO Now. H A -L T 1. E Y 1) () T 0 T ? .\ I>!.I(Y I N THE o)D REIAB ILE II:lrtford Life Insuranice Company haff.rth Maxmutuz. PXrotMec ion at A Minhiunin CkXt. .\1i M1ode.*rni Pol4ier Forrus. Comubining the Best Featnres with the Mo-t r Pr.-inium Rate.-. MARION RICH. Gen. Agt., Columbia, S. C. .INGR.\. Locatl Agent. J. M. WINDHAM. Local Agent, Manming. S. C. Mannaing, S. C. WHY BE BOTHERED WITH 'LIES A ND MQ>SQUITOES ? I.\VE Y>i-: HN(USE SCREENEI) WITH WIRE DOORS AND WINDOWS. make the Kind that Pleases. Call. *Phone. or Write for Prices. HACKER MANUFACTURING COMPANY, uc r to -:. .Ut F0. H ACV ; R :. SON. -548 KING STREET - - - - CHARLESTON, S. C. BANK OF CLARENDON. Manning. S C. We o: r bnkin.: busine.i. It is to your interest to patrorize iis safe and stront. bank. Four years of con t.inued growth and oteration without the los cf as much as a do'.lar, speaks for itself. doesi it not? We want to he your bankers. if vou are not already a eustotmer. .oe and see u about it and '.e1 us why. If you are. coime and see u- anthow. It is never too late to do a ;:ood thing for yourself. Interest Paid on Savings Deposits. BANK OF CLARENDON. Manning. S. C. Its" D.M.BRADHAM &SONg HEADOUARTERS. We just want to state we are now better prepared to supply your needs in our line than ever before in the past ; quarter of a century. We have the best e ) Wagon on the market today for the 0 money. SOur Harness Factor has been moved to the old dispensary gbuilding, where anything in Harness Sor Harness Hardware. can be hiad for Sthe least possible price. We have any Sstyle you want, and if quality and o~rce make any difference, we can sell yvou. In fact our stock is exquisite in ' all lines. We have our buyer now on the horse rarket and ask you that you wait until our carI Yours to serve you, ~D.M.BRADHAM & SONi TE OF 8QUTH CAROUINA, UL)h O G Coty of Clarandct.ANcUENW G .,uit tot rue, to traIn. lin. !.rters oaf :x-tration of the e--ate- ::' :et bes are ther:rEH to ca a : d I., al ad i:utr the kindred~ ~asmr cre ditors of! the s.aid .trl . wni:: deeca,'ed. that th-:y~ be and D LJOA IDUNGT UBS ar bef'oreI ir.!. in the Co~urftof P'ro : ob ed :. Marxning o the ):"J/7EOSm'~YO. AOCUONREmLN5S 'ow~. n-cit *&*r hB hte.ifl :oi. ut 'c.k ino thern oo. unde my hand:. th (I l ay On First-Class Real Estate er?. A .!). -;1iD~~~e Morge & OBr PPRE SO ATTORNEYS ATLW. )R MEN VR 3PRAI: ND LADIES m.-nt f bothIexes AVD c~ m~mport-mnr. ev'n UT FITTING raceae; DM)P ANY. ~ ru-~n fa.frfu i'r a spou. eten mrake dan:e .ns, most Charleston. S. C. ar iceo fa& eware oftha defecnii .. -o- r ".C~tk~ kitc hen sink: Pe.rhaps we'd 4. 1 ne:e ':.ve d x at a: th.4 pipes in ~taniuroW a a s.o. *..Sb~ Al 27-129 King Street. Charleston. S C -'lKIyTHINGG4.)I) a'.'t:, ve us a Trial. .ut:orneys arxd CounselorsN :t Law, M.\NN ING. S. C. ark & Huggins. CH.\ZUonDUANT, ILE3l1IET-TR ^TTo"NE AT^A,